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• Bucket of Books Classroom Collection: THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND SPACE, Grades 4-5

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  4th and 5th grade nonfiction materials. This unit contains information on all of the planets, the solar system and stars as well as human space exploration and space vehicles.

• Sky Explorer

  a Young Adventurer's Guide to the Sky by Day and Night

  Jenner, Elizabeth,

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  "From amazing cloud formations and rainbows to twinkling stars and planets, become an expert sky explorer with this brilliant guide to the wonders of the sky, both by day and night. Wherever you are, whatever the weather, there's always something to…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia

  Goldsmith, Mike, 1962-

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  "Presents an introductory look at space, including information on the solar system, the history of space exploration, and space in the future."

• Exploring the Universe

  a Complete Guide to the Cosmos

  Thomas, Isabel, 1979-

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  "Ordered into six sections starting with Earth and moving outwards, the book presents fascinating facts and the stories behind some of the most extraordinary features of our universe, from supergiant stars to black holes, and the technology we use…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Casting Shadows

  Solar and Lunar Eclipses With The Planetary Society

  Betts, Bruce, PhD,

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  "With engaging diagrams and photos, readers will learn all about eclipses in an approachable way"

• What Is a Solar Eclipse?

  Rau, Dana Meachen, 1971-

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  "This book explains how to safely observe solar eclipses, how long eclipses last, and why they result in a blackout period during the day."

• Where Are the Constellations?

  Sabol, Stephanie,

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  "Author Stephanie Sabol relates many of the most popular constellation stories and explains what stars actually are: how they formed, why they die, and how they're grouped into constellation families"

• Sky Gazing

  a Guide to the Moon, Sun, Planets, Stars, Eclipses, Constellations

  Thacher, Meg,

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  "With this highly visual guide to observing the sky with the naked eye, kids aged 9-14 will delve into the science behind what they see"

• A Kid's Guide to the Night Sky

  Read, John A.,

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  "As they learn step-by-step how to find the most fascinating sights in the night sky, readers will learn how the sky changes with each season, when to look for meteor showers, how to see the milky way, and much more!"

• Universal Guide to the Night Sky

  Harvey-Smith, Lisa,

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  "Wherever you are in this world, in the Northern or Southern hemisphere, in the city or a remote region, Universal Guide to the Night Sky takes you through the remarkable features of planet Earth's starry sky. Receive a personal tour through the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Our Solar System

  Bolte, Mari,

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  Examines what the James Webb Space Telescope can tell scientists about the beginning of our solar system and what makes up each planet of our galaxy

• Planets

  Stott, Carole,

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  Journey through space into the farthest reaches of our Solar System. Guided by astronauts and expert space engineers, learn all about the planets, how they formed, and how scientists study them

• Los planetas

  Stott, Carole,

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  Explora los planetas rocosos y enanos, gigantes gaseosos, asteroides, cometas y otros muchos cuerpos del Sistema Solar y encuentra las respuestas a estas y muchas más preguntas en este emocionante recorrido por la Tierra y el espacio.

• El sistema solar

  Allan, Sophie (Physics teacher),

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  La introducción perfecta para los lectores jóvenes que quieren aprender sobre nuestra estrella local, el Sol, y los planetas que orbitan alrededor de ella.

• The Reason for the Seasons

  Peterson, Ellie,

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  We all know there are four seasons in a year. But HOW do we know? Join intrepid young scientist-adventurer Joulia Copernicus on a journey around the world as she explains with humor and wit how we know what causes the seasons.

• The Sun

  Crane, Cody,

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  Learn about the sun's impact on Earth, its characteristics and how scientists study it.

• Space Encyclopedia

  a Tour of Our Solar System and Beyond

  Aguilar, David A.,

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  "This complete reference contains everything kids need to know about our sun and planets including the new dwarf planets, the formation of the universe, space travel, the possibility of life beyond Earth, and more."

• Where Does the Sun Go?

  Blackford, Harriet,

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  "Why is it light during the day and dark at night? Kids can find out, and learn all about how our Earth revolves round the sun."

• Destination

  Moon

  Simon, Seymour,

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  Celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission with the story of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union, including insights about what makes the Moon so fascinating to humankind.

• Just Right

  Searching for the Goldilocks Planet

  Manley, Curtis,

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  In the night sky are all kinds of stars, and orbiting those stars are planets like the ones in our own solar system. Some of those planets are too big to be habitable. Or too small. Too hot or too cold. Planet Earth is not too big, not too small,…Read moreRead more of this annotation